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Bibliography: Campus and Community Programming

Other Related Publications

by Mary Lou Clarkson, Sooyun Yoon, Darla Deardorff, and Elizabeth Rose


This bibliography includes publications and other resources relevant to community/campus involvement and programming in international student affairs.  If you are aware of other valuable resources that should be added to this list please contact Jane Dunham.

For information on locating primary suppliers of publications and resources cited in this bibliography, refer to the section titled Other Resources, Organizations, and Publishers.



Organizations and Volunteers

Management

  • Bring Home the World (A Management Guide for Community Leaders of International Exchange Programs). Stephen H. Rhinesmith. Experiment Press. 1986.
    This revised edition includes four sections: managing your organization; managing your resources; managing the cross-cultural experience; and managing renewal.

  • Difficult Decisions in Volunteer Management.” Gail Woods. COMSEC Newsletter. NAFSA. April 1990.
Part One of a two-part series focuses on dismissing a volunteer. (Part Two is in the summer 1990 issue.)

  • Finding Your Way Through the Maze of Volunteer Management. Sue Vineyard. Arlington Publishing. 1981.
  • From the Top Down: The Executive Role in Volunteer Program Success. Susan J. Ellis. Energize Inc. June 1996.
Addresses volunteer management issues from the executive’s perspective, including two chapters on staff/volunteer relations and solutions to common problems.

  • In Search of Excellence--Lessons From America’s Best-Run Companies. Thomas J. Peters and Robert H. Waterman, Jr. Warner Books, Inc., 666 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10103. October 1988.
A national best-seller full of insights from successful businesses. Strategies for program planning and administration.
  • No Excuses: The Team Approach to Volunteer Management. Susan J. Ellis and Katherine H. Noyes. Energize Inc. 1981.

Of particular help to volunteer directors, this practical guidebook even contains a detailed job description of the role of director of volunteers.

  • Strategic Planning for Public and Non-Profit Organizations: Achievement. John Bryson. Jossey-Bass Inc.
Very readable and detailed instructions to help leaders with strategic planning for their organization.

  • Sustaining Innovation: Creating Nonprofit and Government Organizations that Innovate Naturally (Jossey-Bass Nonprofit Sector Series) Paul Charles Light. 350 pages, 1 Ed edition, March 1998.
  • Managing a Nonprofit Organization in the Twenty-First Century Thomas Wolf, Barbara Carter Paperback – 369 pages, 3rd Rev & up edition, July 1999.
  • The Effective Management of Volunteer Programs. Marlene Wilson. Volunteer Readership. June 1970.
This excellent resource and training tool discusses current management theories on leadership, motivation, planning, and evaluation, and then applies them to tasks that most often confront the volunteer coordinator.

  • The Executive’s Illustrated Primer of Long-Range Planning. Prentice Hall Press, Prentice Hall Bldg., Sylvan Ave., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632. 1981.
A light-hearted but conceptually sound and practical approach to long-range planning.

  • The Successful Volunteer Organization: Getting Started and Getting Results in Non-Profit, Charitable, Grass Roots, and Community Groups. Joan Flanagan. Volunteer Readership. 1981.
  • Volunteer Ministries: New Strategies for Today’s Church. Margie Morris. Newton-Cline Press or Energize Inc. 1990.
Practical how-to’s to design a volunteer management plan, and problems to avoid.

Volunteers

  • Motivating Volunteers. Larry F. Moore. Volunteer Readership. 1985.
More than a dozen authorities and their perspectives on this crucial dimension of volunteerism.
  • The Volunteer Community: Creative Use of Human Resources. Eva Schindler-Rainman and Ronald Lippitt. International Authors Publisher or Energize Inc. 1984.
One of the basic texts in the volunteer world, with trends affecting other volunteers.
  • “Volunteers” Issue/The Advising Quarterly. AMIDEAST. Summer 1991.
“The Three R’s of Volunteers: Recruitment, Retention, Recognition” is the most relevant article pertaining to community volunteers. Other articles relate to other categories of volunteers.

  • Volunteers: How to Find Them, How to Keep Them. Mike Haines. Volunteer Readership. 1977.
An easy-to-read workbook full of ideas on how, when, and where to recruit volunteers. Several creative exercises.

Funding

  • Grass Roots Fund Raising Book, How to Raise Money in Your Community. Joan Flanagan. Volunteer Readership. 1982.
A basic resource on community fund-raising.

  • Cooperative Grants Program (COOP) Model International Student Involvement Programs. NAFSA/COOP.
  • Organizing for Local Fund Raising. Robert Johnson, David Tobin, and Jessie Bond. Volunteer Readership. June 1982.
Comprehensive information on practical strategies to help nonprofits raise money while relying on newable local sources.

  • Successful Fundraising: A Complete Handbook for Volunteers and Professionals Joan Flanagan 321 pages, 2nd edition, November 1999.
  • Fundraising: Hands-On Tactics for Nonprofit Groups. Peter L. Edles, L. Peter Edles, 228 pages, 1993.
  • Successful Community Fund Raising: A How-to Manual. Sheila Peterson. Volunteer Readership. 1979.
A wide variety of ideas to raise funds, with detailed information that can be readily applied.

  • 101 Ways to Raise Resources. Steve McCurley and Sue Vineyard. Volunteer Readership. 1986.
A compilation of hundreds of ideas on new ways to raise resources.

Models

  • Unofficial Ambassadors. Mary A. Thompson. International Student Service. YMCA/New York. 1982.
A 65 year history (1911-1976) of the first “COMSEC” organization, called the Committee on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students, which later became the International Student Service of the YMCA/New York. Several current national organizations involved in international exchange are built upon the foundation laid by this pioneering community-based organization and its diversified efforts to care for foreign students.


International Students

  • “International Students: Cross-Cultural Psychological Perspectives.” R. Michael Paige. Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology. Richard W. Brislin, Ed. Vol. 14. Cross-Cultural Research and Methodology Series. Sage. 1990.
Following a broad profile of international students, including their status and roles, the chapter focuses on various issues faced by foreign students and the implications for counseling.

  • “Metaphors for Foreign Students.” Gary Althen. NAFSA Newsletter. February 1989.
  • Needs of Foreign Students from Developing Nations at U.S. Colleges and Universities. Motoko Y. Lee and others. NAFSA. 1981.
Findings and recommendations from this first national survey of students from developing nations (nearly 1,900 respondents) would be of interest and value to COMSEC volunteers as well as campus staff.

  • Crossing Customs: International Students Write on U.S. College Life and Culture (Garland Studies in Higher Education) Andrew Garrod (Editor), Jay Davis (Editor), 294 pages, Vol. 18, April 1999.


Programs and Services

Hospitality

  • Culture Clash. Ellyn Bache. Intercultural Press. 1990.
This important book for those involved with refugees in the United States offers issues and lessons applicable to other cross-cultural hosting relationships.
     
  • Do’s and Taboos of Hosting International Visitors. Roger E. Axtell. John Wiley & Sons or Intercultural Press. March 1990.
Written primarily for hosting international business executives and their families, this entertaining guide is valuable for anyone hosting a foreign visitor.

Brief pamphlet full of guidance and practical advice for American hosts of international students.

  • Host-Family Survival Kit: A Guide for American Host Families. Nancy King and Ken Huff. Intercultural Press. 2nd edition, 1997.
Although written for your exchange participants, the guide is helpful for other shorter term situations of international student hospitality.

  • The ABC’s of Hospitality Management FMP Howard Cutson. September 15, 1998 cst Publications.
  • Hosting International Visitors: A Handbook on Home Hospitality. Norma M. McCaig. Washington International Center of Meridian House International. 1986.
A booklet of very practical guidelines on recommended do’s, cross-cultural communication techniques, and “SEA: A Model of Cultural Adjustment.”

  • “International Home Hospitality Programs.” Information Center, IIE. 1984. A list of nine agencies that arrange homestays for international students.

English Assistance

  • Action Plans: 80 Student-Centered Language Activities. Marion MacDonald and Sue Rogers-Gordon. Newbury House. March 1984.
  • Caring and Sharing in the Foreign Language Classroom: A Sourcebook on Humanistic Techniques. Gertrude Moskowitz. Newbury House. 1978.

Spouse and Family

  • “Meeting the Needs of International Student Families.” Michele J. Upvall. Journal of International Student Personnel. November 1986.
  • Ministry to Wives and Preschool Children. Ministry to International Students Series. Student Ministry Department, Southern Baptist Convention, Nashville.
  • “Problems of Wives of Foreign Students.” Leslie and Leonard Leiberman. Journal of International Student Personnel. November 1986.

Miscellaneous

  • Assisting Students and Scholars from the People’s Republic of China: A Handbook for Community Groups. Available from the Educational Resources Information Center. (ERIC). 1981.
  • Crisis Management in a Cross-Cultural Setting. Patricia A. Burak. NAFSA. 1987. Guidance on preparation for handling intercultural emergency and crisis situations.
  • “Enrichment Opportunities for International Students.” Martin J. Tillman. The Advising Quarterly. Winter 1988.
  • Financial Resources for International Study: A Selected Bibliography. IIE. 1985.
Sources of financial aid for foreign students planning to study in the United States, as well as for U.S. students going abroad. Single copy free.

  • Funding for U.S. Study: A Guide for Foreign Nationals. Carol Weeg, Ed. IIE. 1989.
Extensive listings of various awards for foreign students.

  • 101 More Ideas for Volunteer Programs. Steve McCurley and Sue Vineyard. Volunteer Readership. November 1, 1995.
Wit and wisdom combined in nearly 1,000 ideas on 50 categories of volunteer programs.


Cross-Cultural Perspectives

General

  • A Manual of Structured Experiences for Cross-Cultural Learning. William Weeks, Paul B. Pedersen, and Richard Brislin, Eds. Intercultural Press. July 1986.
Collection of structured experiences and exercises for training programs, designed to develop understanding of one’s own culture-based values, feelings, and attitudes.

  • Bridges to International Understanding: A Handbook for American Teachers and for International Guests in Their Classrooms. Dorothy Ross Rall. Office of International Students and Scholars and the Community Volunteers for International Programs at Michigan State University. 1985.
  • Practical help for implementing global education goals for K-12 students and for including foreign college students.*Cross-Cultural Encounters, Face to Face Interaction. Richard W. Brislin. Pergamon Press. 1981.
Highly readable review of studies of foreign sojourns, with practical suggestions for improving programs and services for foreigners.

  • Developing Intercultural Awareness: A Cross-Cultural Training Handbook. Robert L. Kohls. SIETAR. June 1994.
A very popular, brief, and practical training tool full of insights and exercises.

  • Intercultural Communication: A Reader. Sixth Edition. Larry Samovar and Richard E. Porter, Eds, Wadsworth or Intercultural Press. 9th edition, June 3, 1999.
One of the best introductions to the intercultural field.

  • Intercultural Interacting. Lynn Tyler. Brigham Young University. 1987.
Good general primer for intercultural interacting: Concise, rich, and practical.

  • Intercultural Interactions: A Practical Guide (Cross Cultural Research and Methodology Series, Vol. 9). Richard W. Brislin, Kenneth Cushner, Sage Publications. 2nd edition, December 1995.
A cross-cultural training manual utilizing 100 “cultural assimilators,” in which a problem arises from a cross-cultural incident. There are some interactions related to international students and hosts.

  • Multicultural Literacy: Opening the American Mind. Rick Simonson and Scott Walker, Eds. Graywolf Press, P.O. Box 75006, St. Paul, MN 55175. 1988.
Superb collection of essays by multicultural authors; includes exercises to assess your multicultural literacy.

  • The Art of Crossing Cultures. Craig Storti. Intercultural Press. 1990.
Cross-cultural adaptation as portrayed by the worlds’ greatest writers.

  • The Silent Language (culture and communication) Reissue edition August 1, 1973.
  • The Hidden Dimension (use of space in relationships) Reissue edition October 1, 1990.
  • Beyond Culture (deep-set attitudes and culture) Reissue edition January 7, 1977.
  • The Dance of Life: The Other Dimension of Time by Edward Twitchell Hall. (use of time and culture). Reissue edition March 9, 1984.
  • Transcultural Study Guide. Volunteers in Asia, Box 4543, Stanford, CA 94309. Reprinted in 1987.
Series of questions organized under various topics to help foreign students make the most of their international sojourn and educational experience.

  • Understanding Other Cultures. Ina Brown. Prentice Hall. 1963.
For the general reader with no background in anthropology.

The United States

  • A Fondness for Ice Water: A Brief Introduction to the USA and Its People. Cormelius L. Grove, Ed. AFS. 1984.
Covers the American people, government, economy, religion, education, family life, youth social life, and some American traits.

  • American Cultural Encounters. Carol Kasser and Ann Silverman. Alemany Press/Janus Book Publishers, Hayward, CA. 1981.
Fifty critical incidents that will help international students understand U.S. culture.

  • American Cultural Patterns: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Revised Edition. Edward C. Stewart and Milton J. Bennett. Intercultural Press. August 1991.
Building upon the 1972 classic by Stewart, this revised edition adds Bennett’s cross-cultural expertise in providing a fascinating analysis of American culture and guidelines for addressing potential areas of cross-cultural misunderstanding.

  • American Ways: A Guide for Foreigners in the U.S. Gary Althen. Intercultural. January 1988.
This easy reading and outstanding book is enriched by the author’s years of experience in international student advising and services; an indispensable handbook for internationals in America.

  • Citizen Ambassadors: Guidelines for Responding to Questions Asked About America. Charles Vetter. Brigham Young University. 1983.
Excellent modeling of nondefensive, fair, and appropriate responses to 60 questions about U.S. culture, society, government, and our relation to world economics and foreign policy.

  • Democracy in America. Alexis De Tocqueville, J.P. Mayer (Editor), Alexis de Tocqueville, George Lawrence (Translator) Harperperennial Library, July 25, 2000
A great classic by a French observer of a young nation’s institutions and culture.

  • Habits of the Heart: Individualism and Commitment in American Life. Robert N. Bellah, Richard Madsen, William M. Sullivan, Ann Swidler, and Steven Tipton. Harper & Row. Updated edition May 1996.
An analysis of American national character and of the conflict between our fierce individualism and the need for community and commitment.

  • Kaffir Boy in America. Mark Mathabane. Collier Books/Macmillan Publishing Company. 1989.
A best-selling autobiography of a South African’s coming of age, growth, struggle, and triumph in America.

  • Lanier, Alison (2004). Living in the U.S.A. (Sixth Edition). Revised by Jef C. Davis. Intercultural Press.
Popular and widely used guide for newcomers to America; practical, easy to read, and comprehensive in interpreting American lifestyles.

  • “Things to Know About Americans: An Orientation for International Visitors.” Janice Hepworth. A Manual for the Nineties. University Centers Inc., 1190 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste. 201, Denver, CO 80222.
Six illustrated units explore key events shaping American character: exercises, case studies, examples, and reading list.

  • Two Years in the Melting Pot. Liu Zongren. China Books, San Francisco, CA. December 1988.
Rich insights from an international scholar’s experiences, and observations of cross-cultural comparisons about the United States; beneficial to both community volunteers and international students.

Other Countries and Cultures

  • A Common Core: Thais and Americans. John P. Fleg. Revised by Elizabeth Mortlock. International Press. June 1989.
A full and complex profile of American and Thai cultures as encountered in personal and business relationships.

  • Background Notes on the Countries of the World. U.S. Department of State, U.S. Government Printing Office. Published irregularly.
  • Considering Filipinos. Theodore Gochenour. Intercultural Press. 1990.
A description of the emotional and historical ties between the United States and the Philippines, and the contrasts between the values and culture of each nation; case studies on Filipino-American interactions.

  • Culture Shock! Series by Graphic Arts Center Publishing, Portland, Oregon. 1995.
Contains books on a wide range of countries i.e. Culture Shock! China, Culture Shock! India, etc. Excellent resource on up-to-date detailed information about specific countries and cultures.

  • Culturgrams: The Nations Around Us, Vols. I and II. Brigham Young University.
Four-page summary overviews of about 100 countries/cultures.

  • Do’s and Taboos Around the World: A Guide to International Behavior. Roger E. Axell, Ed. Wiley & Sons, One Wiley Dr., Somerset, NJ 08873. 1987.
Information and tips on gift giving and receiving; body language; protocol; customs and etiquette; American slang and confusing idioms; and other topics.

  • Encountering the Chinese. Hu Wenzhong and Cornelius L. Grove. Intercultural Press. 1991.
The authors’ dual perspectives yield a culturally sensitive guide to help Westerners relate with people from the People’s Republic of China.

  • Good Neighbors: Communicating with Mexicans. John C. Condon. Intercultural Press. 1985.
Penetrating insights to help Americans better understand and appreciate the differences we have with our southern neighbors.

  • Life and Death in Shanghai. Nien Cheng. Grove Press. 1986.
Autobiography with rich insights into life in the People’s Republic of China during Mao’s reign; six years in prison.

  • There is a Difference: 17 Intercultural Perspectives. John P. Fieg and Jehn Blair. Meridian House International. 1975.
Focuses on cultural differences between the United States and non-European Countries.

  • Understanding Arabs: A Guide for Westerners. Margaret K. Nydell. Intercultural Press. 1987.
An invaluable guide for people who wish to exhibit greater skill and understanding when meeting with Arabs face-to-face, or to better understand what they hear or read about Arabs in the media.

  • Understanding Cultural Differences: Germans, French, and Americans. Edward T. Hall and Mildred Reed Hall. Intercultural Press. 1989.
A helpful comparative study to better understand people from the three cultures.

  • With Respect to the Japanese: A Guide for Americans. John C. Condon. Intercultural Press. 1984.
A practical book examining the critical values, attitudes, and behaviors that affect Japanese and American perceptions and interrelations.

Orientation and Entry/Reentry Transitions

  • Cross-Cultural Orientation: New Conceptualizations and Applications. R. Michael Paige, Ed., University Press of America, 4720 Boston Way, Lanham, MD 20706. 1986.
Collection of in-depth articles on the central themes of cross-cultural orientation.

  • Culture, Learning, and the Disciplines: Theory and Practice in Cross-Cultural Orientation. Josef Mestenhauser, Ed. NAFSA. 1988.
Many practical suggestions for organizing orientation programs, along with 18 essays.

  • Culture Shock: Psychological Reactions to Unfamiliar Environments. Adrian Furnham and Stephen Bochner. Methuen Co. of Intercultural Press. 1986.
First comprehensive work on the subject of culture shock by international sojourners.

  • Culture Shock USA. Esther Wanning. Graphic Arts Center Publishing, Portland, OR. 1991.
Practical information for international visitors (short or long term) on adapting to U.S. culture.
  • On Being Foreign: Culture Shock in Short Fiction; An International Anthology. Tom Lewis and Robert Jungman. Intercultural Press. 1986.
Insights into culture shock and cross-cultural adjustment through 20 short stories.

  • Orientation Handbook: An Introduction to Living and Studying in the United States. AMIDEAST. 1983.
Practical booklet to help international students thrive in a new culture and community.

  • Orientation Handbook for Youth Exchange Programs. Cornelius L. Grove. Intercultural Press. 1989.
One of the best resources providing insight and practical guidelines for youth exchange programs. Its exclusive nnotated bibliography can stand alone as a valuable contribution to the field.

  • “Orientation Materials from the Washington International Center.” Norma McCaig. The Advising Quarterly. AMIDEAST. Spring 1988.
  • The Washington International Center (WIC) of Meridian House International has a wealth of practical orientation materials to help international students with daily life in the United States, some of which are inexpensive booklets comprising the U.S.A. in Brief series. This article summarizes six booklets: Handbook for Travelers in the U.S.A.; Winter Survival; Housing and Housekeeping; Shopping in the U.S.; Food Selection, Storage, and Preparation; and When You’re Invited to an American Home.
  • Think Home: A Practical Guide for Christian Internationals Preparing to Return Home. Lisa Espineli-Chinn. International Students Inc. 1987.
A workbook with 16 chapters of reflective and projective questions to help Christian international students prepare for reentry, life, and service.

Miscellaneous

  • Cultism on Campus: Commentaries and Guidelines for College and University Administrators. Robert E. Schecter and Wendy L. Noyes, Eds. American Family Foundation and National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. 1987.
Applicable for community organizations.
  • Cults on Campus: Continuing Challenge. Marcia Rudin, Ed. American Family Foundation, International Cult Education Book. 1991.
  • Directory of Resources for International Cultural and Education Exchanges. USIA. 1987.
  • Intercultural Marriage. Dugan Romano. Intercultural Press. 1988.
The impact of cultural differences on marriage, as depicted by 18 trouble spots; the section on motives for cross-cultural marriage may be of interest to those considering such a decision.

  • The Handbook of Foreign Student Advising. Gary Althen. Intercultural Press. 1984.
For community volunteers who wish to have a deeper appreciation and perspective for the other side of the campus-community partnership in serving international students.


Bibliographies

  • A Selected Annotated Bibliography on the Culture of the U.S.A. Fourth edition. Cornelius Grove. AFS. 1989.
More than 80 books are listed, covering various aspects of U.S. culture: basic; general; comparative; advanced; and contemporary.

  • Annotated Bibliography of Culture-General Sources for Cross-Cultural Training. Janey Trowbridge and Sally Walton. Overseas Briefing Center of the U.S. Department of State. 1987.
This bibliography contains 148 items of interest to facilitators and participants in cross-cultural learning programs.

  • Annotated Bibliography of Recommended Resources.” Cornelius Grove. Orientation Handbook for Youth Exchange Programs. International Press. 1989.
Over 100 resources are described and grouped according to: Trainer’s Materials; Sojourner’s and Hosts’ Materials; Focused Background Readings; General Background Readings; and Other Bibliographies.

  • Current Intercultural Resources. Intercultural Press. 1992.
Annotated expansion of the Intercultural Press catalog with over 200 book titles and 20 videos.


Other Resources, Organizations, and Publishers

Audiovisual

  • Cold Water. Noriko Ogami. International Student Office, Boston University or International Press. 1986.
Interviews with 12 international students who describe their adjustments as newcomers; helpful interviews with cross-cultural experts on culture shock and American values; excellent insights for both international and U.S. viewers.

  • Main Street Wisconsin and the Third World. UW-Extension Publications, 30 N. Murray St., Rm. 245, Madison, WI 53715.
This 23-minute video about helping Wisconsin community organizations and school groups consider the implications of their links to the Third World may be of interest to other community organizations.

  • When Cultures Meet Face to Face: The Intercultural Experience. M. Eileen Hansen and Joyce Penfield. Penfield Associates, P.O. Box 4493, Highland Park, NJ 08904.
A 30-minute video useful to sensitize Americans who interact with internationals, by serving as a catalyst for group discussion. A training booklet for new trainers and other activities are included with the video, or may be purchased separately.

  • Volunteers in Intercultural Programs (Project VIP). Training Department, Youth for Understanding, 3501 Newark St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016.
Video-based training in intercultural skills, interpersonal communication, and promotion and marketing.

Simulations, Exercises, and Games

  • Bafa Bafa. R. Garry Shirts. Intercultural Press. 1978.
A classic game of intercultural experience.

  • Barnga: A Simulation Game on Cultural Clashes. Sivasailam Thiagarajan and Barbara Steinwachs. International Press. 1989.
A simple card game of small group cross-cultural interaction evoking feelings of confusion and negotiation to illustrate cultural differences and approaches to understanding.

  • Global Pursuit. National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C., 20036. 1987.
A fun-filled geography game for family and friends to gain new perspectives in learning about the world.

  • The Game of International Opinion: A Group Communications Game for Persons of Different Cultures. International Students Inc.
Cards with questions on various aspects of life prompt mutual inquiry, varying opinions, and interesting small group interaction.

Newsletters and Journals

NCIV Newsletter
National Council for International Visitors
1420 K St., N.W., Suite 800
Washington, D.C. 20005
1.800.523.8101

Occasional Papers
AFS International/Intercultural
313 E. 43rd St.
New York, NY 11017
1.800. AFS.INFO

The Advising Quarterly (for Professionals in International Education)
AMIDEAST
1100 17th St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-4601

The Non-Profit Times
190 Tamarack Circle
Skillman, NJ 08558

Web sites

e-Volunteerism
A new electronic journal of the volunteer community. Charter subscription is $32/year. Short previews of articles for free.

Tenet Web, University of Texas-Austin
Primarily aimed at coordinating volunteerism and community partnerships in schools but also has many good resources.

Service Leader
Volunteer management and community engagement online resources. A comprehensive index of all volunteer management resources online.

Independent Sector
Multiple sites on volunteerism

U.S. Department of State: Volunteerism in the United States
Government initiatives, speeches, books, articles

Virtual Volunteering Project
Extensive, comprehensive online resources to help any organization involve volunteers via the Internet. Includes materials to help service leaders better serve both online and onsite volunteers.

The Hunger Site

Volunteer Match

World Affairs Council of Southwest Missourit State University

Intercultural Management Quarterly of The American University

Organizations and Publishers Relevant to Community Programming

Brigham Young University
DMK Center for International Studies
Publications Services
Box 61
Provo, UT 84602

Center for a Volunteer Society
National Institute for Applied Behavioral Science
1507 M. St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20005

Institute of International Education (IIE)
809 United Nations Plaza
New York, NJ 10017
212.984.5412

Intercultural Press, Inc.
P.O. Box 700
Yarmouth, ME 04096
207.846.5168

International Students, Inc.
P.O. Box C, ISI
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
719.576.2700

ISS
YMCA International Student Service
356 W. 34th St., 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
212.563.3299 (Home Hospitality)
212.563.0966 (Airport Reception)

The National Center for Nonprofit Boards (NCNB)
2000 L St., N.W. Suite 411
Washington, D.C. 20036
202.452.6262

Sage Publications
P.O. Box 5084
Newbury Park, CA 91359
805.499.0721

The Support Centers of America
2001 O St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
202.223.8048

Volunteer Energy Resource Catalog
Energize Inc.
5450 Wissanhickon Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19144
800.395.9800

Volunteer Readership
1111 N. 19th St., Suite 500
Arlington, VA 22209

Youth for Understanding
International Center
3501 Newark St., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20016
800.424.3691
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